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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Javascript uses "Issue Count" as well as "Epic Link" literals in the code, yet these should come from the server as both are translatable
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JSWSERVER-6616 Show table at bottom of single Epic report that shows the estimate (current) for Done, Undone - Estimated, and Undone - Not Estimated stories
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[JSWSERVER-7116] JQL custom field names must not be hardcoded
Committed on default.
The fix here is to use the field ID instead of name, because that always works. EXCEPT, it doesn't work when the field is a custom field, which is not applicable to all issues types.
So when the estimation statistic is a custom field, the Unestimated Incomplete query will fall back to issue keys instead of something smarter.
This breaks when estimate statistic is "Original Time Estimate". The reason is that there is no field called "Original Time Estimate".
Rather than using the estimate name in the JQL string, we should use the field id property.
on default
QA:
- Changed epic link custom field name to random value
- Go to epic report and click "view in navigator"
- JQL query should be using correct custom field name
- Configure baord to use Issue Count as estimation
- Verify epic report behavior is same
It looks pretty much ok for me - I've changed the names and looked at the generated JQL and it seems correct.